Acer always brings a ton of products for this year it doesn’t look different. Not only do we have new manual computers to play and new accessories, but the company also shows several new laptops. Let’s look at some of the biggest laptops announcements from a computer manufacturer.

The Acer Swift Go series has been around for some time, but this year it has a new refreshed line that is focused on improved battery life, simplified AI functionality and many of the same topics we hear from most PC companies have had the opportunity to check so far. Acer Aspire 14 promises up to 10 pm of video reproduction, which is definitely quite distinguished here here, although obviously, a larger Acer Aspire 16 display means that it will not be on the same level.

You will find the Intel Core Ultra 9 processors on new Swift Go with Intel ARC graphics. Other specifications include up to 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM and OLED display with resolution ranging from 1920 x 1200 to 2880 x 1800. Acer Swift Go 14 is almost identical Acer Go 16, but the first has a smaller 14-inch screen over a larger 16- inch screen. It also only supports up to 1TB of storage instead of up to 2TB.

The Acer Swift Go 14 and 16 family will be available in North America in May, starting with $ 899.99 for GO 14 and $ 949.99 for GO 16. It will also be going to Europe and Australia in April.

The new Acer Vero 16 packed a 16-inch Wuxga display and is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 200h Serial Processor with Intel-Licic Graphics. While the device does not necessarily refuse from a typical PC mold in very many ways, it is important to note that the design is more environmentally conscious with plastic touches tied to ocean, reduced pet thickness and using PCR and material that is based on biological condition for more than 70% of the chassis compared to the previous model.

Acer Aspire Vero 16 is also relatively approachable with an expected starting price of $ 799.99 when it starts in North America this April.

There are several new Acer laptops that push AI features to the next level. Starting with Acer Aspire 14, which packs an integrated NPU to accelerate the load AI load. There is also a lot of power for general tasks thanks to the support for Intel Core Ultra 7 258V. The latest aspire also has support for up to 32GB of two-channel LPDDR5X SDRAM, and up to 1TB M.2 PCIE GEN 4 STORAGE. There is even a beautiful 14-inch Wuxga screen, available with or without touch.

Acer Aspire 14 AI will arrive in North America this February with a starting price of $ 800, but this is not the only new Acer member of the growing AI family. If you are not selling on Intel’s Acer Swift Go versions, you will be happy to know that there is a very similar new Acer Swift Go 14 AI and go 16 AI.

The most obvious difference between the AI ​​model and the first set is that the former replaces the Intel silicon for the AMD Ryzen AI 7 340 or 350 processor with AMD Radeon 840m or 860m graphics. Acer Swift Go 14 will arrive in May starting at $ 899.99, although GO 16 will not arrive just later in May at an initial price of $ 950.

There is a much bigger focus on the AMD model thanks to the turn on the XDND 2 NPU, but both models are built with a co -pilot and other AI features. Although AI performance is certainly his biggest point of sale with the new SWIFT GA line line, it is also worth noting that there is a new anodized aluminum chassis that stands out equally.

All three AI laptops also have a new Acersense application that uses a dedicated ArcSense key to provide ways to use a battery optimization system, performance and more. You will also get an Acer Experience zone, accommodating the apartment AI features that improve your voice and more.